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In france, the number of people in intensive care with covid hit a new record today — almost 5,000 people, more than at the peak of the second wave in november. and the number of new cases has been running at over 35,000 a day. poland is seeing record numbers of daily coronavirus cases, with more patients in hospital and on ventilators than at any time since the start of the pandemic. health officials say the highly contagious uk variant is responsible for almost all the new cases. cases are o...

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Frustrating for people here. you know what i mean? >> reporter: in his bar, raymond is counting the cost of being shuttered through covid restrictions for almost a year. a slow vaccine rollout in the south is adding to his woes. business lost to northern ireland. >> theyll probably be open so much faster, and when they open, the young people are just going to flock across to the border. >> reporter: on the border roads, irish police run occasional covid checkpoints, preventing nonessential journ...

With me. of all things, ive been felled by tree pollen here in the new york tri-state area. james carville, mike murphy, two other veteran friends of this broadcast, greatly appreciate you guys hanging out with us on a thursday night. another break for us and coming up, a scary night in the american south where they are waiting in so many communities for the all clear to be sounded.

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>> the next major initiative is -- and ill be announcing it friday in pittsburgh in detail -- is to rebuild the infrastructure both physical and technologically in this country so we can compete and create significant numbers of really good paying jobs. really good paying jobs. >> jobs on roads, bridges, and rails. part two of his legislative plan, free child care, college, and taxes on the wealthy to try to raise some revenue. youre looking for a big bold new push the presidents aides

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Service. gentlemen, thank you for bearing with me. of all things, ive been felled by tree pollen here in new york tri-state area. james carville, mike murphy, two other veteran friends of this broadcast, greatly appreciate you guys hanging out with us on a thursday night. another break for us and coming up, a scary night in the american south where they are waiting in so many communities for the all clear to be sounded. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about bi...

Priority. >> i believe that we have at this moment the best chance in any of our lifetimes to make a generational investment in infrastructure that will help us meet the countrys most pressing challenges today and create a stronger future for decades to come. we face an imperative to create resilient infrastructure and confront inequities that have devastated communities. >> president bidens aides are working on this $3 trillion spending package split into two parts, the care question with tax i...

And so the emergency operations center in austin was trying to figure out how theyll get them water. they had come up with some ideas, but there wasnt a true solution. >> reporter: trucking in the thousands of gallons of water was the easy part. >> through the use of several, we were able to share a continuous water supply. >> reporter: it was getting the water flowing into the build aeg purification system into the medical equipment that took ingenuity. the firefighters said the clinics infrast...